It's very rare that I leave negative reviews, However, in this instance, I will make the exception.
A year back, Matt Lo from fitmibody started a crowdfund campaign, which I personally invested in. At the time, there was a lot of hype and others where investing too, so I thought this was a no brainer. From my point off view, these guys looked like a professional, reputable service but after a few months, I started to realise, that fitmibody is not what it's all cracked up to be.
Firstly, the hype around fitmibody, is just hype. They are nothing special. The reason they have so much hype, is the owner Matt Lo pays a PR company called ActivePR in London, to take care off this. His reputation has been manipulated by the PR Agency, to make him look the best thing since sliced bread. He's just a normal guy, who tries to pass himself of as some business guru.
Secondly, the attitude on this guy is just unreal.
I have dealt with some arrogant people in my time but this guy takes the biscuit. Not in a good way either! He is very egotistical. I feel he believes the false reviews left by his PR Agency, who seem to pay local fitness bloggers to further try and make Matt look good.
What was funny, is I actually bumped into one off those bloggers and she stated it was a sponsored post. However, on her article about fitmibody, there is no where on her blog that states it's a payed sponsored post.
Basically, my point is here.. Fitmibody & his PR Agency have greased the wheels so to speak off the bloggers. Meaning, they have payed the blogger to write an article on there blog, all about Fitmibody, stating how great it is.. All sounds wonderful, doesn't it!
The final problem comes when I invested in the fitmibody crowdcube campaign. I bought into all this hype, to now feel I have been duped. Matt Lo does not deliver on his promises, he does not stay true to his word. In short, this individual is a very deceptive and fake.
FitMiBODY Reviews
It's very rare that I leave negative reviews, However, in this instance, I will make the exception.
A year back, Matt Lo from fitmibody started a crowdfund campaign, which I personally invested in. At the time, there was a lot of hype and others where investing too, so I thought this was a no brainer. From my point off view, these guys looked like a professional, reputable service but after a few months, I started to realise, that fitmibody is not what it's all cracked up to be.
Firstly, the hype around fitmibody, is just hype. They are nothing special. The reason they have so much hype, is the owner Matt Lo pays a PR company called ActivePR in London, to take care off this. His reputation has been manipulated by the PR Agency, to make him look the best thing since sliced bread. He's just a normal guy, who tries to pass himself of as some business guru.
Secondly, the attitude on this guy is just unreal.
I have dealt with some arrogant people in my time but this guy takes the biscuit. Not in a good way either! He is very egotistical. I feel he believes the false reviews left by his PR Agency, who seem to pay local fitness bloggers to further try and make Matt look good.
What was funny, is I actually bumped into one off those bloggers and she stated it was a sponsored post. However, on her article about fitmibody, there is no where on her blog that states it's a payed sponsored post.
Basically, my point is here.. Fitmibody & his PR Agency have greased the wheels so to speak off the bloggers. Meaning, they have payed the blogger to write an article on there blog, all about Fitmibody, stating how great it is.. All sounds wonderful, doesn't it!
The final problem comes when I invested in the fitmibody crowdcube campaign. I bought into all this hype, to now feel I have been duped. Matt Lo does not deliver on his promises, he does not stay true to his word. In short, this individual is a very deceptive and fake.